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Charleston’s got a serious hydrant problem—146 out of 11,000 are busted or broken, and that’s no joke when fire trucks rely on them. Car crashes, leaks, and blocked access are the main villains, but the city’s got a system to track and fix them fast—with spare parts on hand. Firefighters say it’s make-or-break: without working hydrants, they’re forced to scramble. Residents are urged to report any damaged ones so crews can prioritize fixes and keep neighborhoods safe. It’s a community effort—and knowing your hydrant’s status could save lives.
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